Adaptive Project Framework (APF)
The Adaptive Project Framework (APF) is an approach that integrates both Agile and traditional project management principles. It is designed to adapt to changes in project scope, timelines, and stakeholder needs, making it suitable for projects with high uncertainty or evolving requirements.
These additional terms provide a deeper understanding of various project management concepts and tools, and they cover a wide range of aspects from risk management and auditing to Agile practices and performance tracking.
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Affinity Diagram
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Assumption
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